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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-22

Purchase n pair OF Boys or Girls
Rubber Boots IL You want 10 give
them sensible present, for this d ind
of weather.
J. W. iMICK. IIis naiuri.
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VIZ have Just received five more sets of
the S. 90 Dickens, IL vols, and those who
were waiting can now he supplied.
STANTON * DAVENPORT.
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MEMS genuine oil grain boots, warranted,
at Hasenauer's, 1913 Main street.
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SUNDAY School Teachers can find an
excellent assortment OF appropriate little
Booklets, ranging in price from l0c. 10 SOc.,
at STANTON x DAyENPORT's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-22

REMEMBER where TO get the best can
dies, cakes and ice creams in the world, at
Ziegentelder's.
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Don't fail TO attend the exhibition drill
and ball at Arion Hall, on Friday night,
December 23d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-22

The great EachcrOn d Com
stsntin Watches are 10 he had
only at I. 6. DILLON d CO.'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-22

A handsome Christmas Card given
each purchaser Of pair Of Rnbbers
or shoes, this week.
j. w. AMICK, II43 Main SC.
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A GREAT many persons are buying SEN
sible presents in the shape of shoes and
slippers from J. w. Amick.
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Holiday Excursions.

The Pennsylvania Lines West of Pitts.
burg, will sell excursion tickets ct ONE
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP from all sta.
tiOrs December 2ith, 18th, 10Th and 3lst,
l-s7, and on January LIST and End ISIS.
All tickets good returning unit January
Sd, 1s2~. NO excursion tickets will he sod
to adults for less than p cents, nor 20
children for less than u cents No eXcur-
sion tickets will he sold an Dec. 18th. 2-th,
10Th and 10Th. lS-7. For further inloTnH-
ton call 90 or address nearest Ticket Agent
Pennsylvania Company or Pittshurg, Gin
cinnati x St Louis Railway Co.
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IL Plush JeWelry Cases 10 close at 80
street.
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I. G.DILLON d GO.

LS.GsooD&Co sell dry goods the chsapCri.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-22

bargains in Plush Toilet Gases, Man
icure, Cologne and other sets at
KIRK's ART STORE, 1905 Main ~.
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See our GentIemen's Leopard slip
Pers, at SI.25 per pair.
w. AMICK, has Main sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-22

ALL flyors OF First Premium ice cream
and water ices for Nmas dinners, at Zieg-
ertcldeT's
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CANDY from Toe TO 81 per pound, at
Xiegenfelder'S.
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Hsr advertisements,

Hsr embellishments.
$4,000
Customers can be Supplied with o..
full and Ornamental
CHRISTMAS
New Year Presents
From orr unusually large AMI c7urehe,...
HOLIDAY STOCK. To ass; b5!Cr, IN s.'
ing. We herewith append liz, q: AT. 4, .,,,'.
for such presents:
Wraps---Ladies' and Children's
Silks, VeIyets and Pushes.
Henriettas, Black and COIored.
Pattern Suits.
Cashmeres. Cloths, etc.
Fur Muffs and BoaS.
ShawIs and Fichues.
Skirts and Skirtings.
Blankets and Comforts.
Chenille Curtains.
Chenille Table Covers.
Lace Curtains.
Lace Bed Sets and Tides.
Felt Covers and Scarfs.
Felt lambrequins.
Table Linen and Napkins.
Towels and Tray Cloths.
MarseiIIes and Crochet Spreads.
Turkish Towels, Scarfs. etc.
Gloves, in Cloth. Silk and Leather
Crepe de Chine Ties. SCarfs. etc.
Linen Collars and Cuffs.
Lace Collars and Scarfs.
White Aprons.
Handkerchief in Silk and Linen.
Muflers- Silk and Cashmere.
Gossamers- Ladies and ChiIdrens
Umbrellas Silk, Gloria, etc.
Suspenders- Gents and Boys.
UnIaundried Shirts.
SatChels and Purses.
Plush Novelties.
TObOggans.
Hosiery.
Infants Boots.
Fine Fans.
And many other goois, a.! of which v..llcS!
at popular prices We have ;hou,au.!s q Has,
kcrrhicfs ranging from lc. ny TO s.u 'A,l al
hundreds 81 Purses from Sc w q :" lUes,a
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IMPORTED candied roses and violets, the
only place in the city to get them is at
Ziegenfelder's.
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ELEVEN ELEVEN.

J. W. AMICE is selling great many
shoes and slippers for Holiday presents.
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J. W. AsuCK says he is selling his Holt
day slippers and shoes rapidly. HisChrist-
mas picture cards are in great demand.
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l. innate OfJObDlng ANA Retail Aef-
chandse of Wheeling Per annum... s1t,GOo,OoO
This last item does not include the
ducts of Steel Plants, Blast Furnaces,
Iron Works. Nail. Tack or Hinge Facto-
ries. Glass Factories, Foundries, Machine
or Boiler Works, POtteries, Tanneries or
Oil Refine cries
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GENTS gum oyer.hoes - cents, at Has
enauer's.
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Indrs . Soc Aavertlssment..


SECOND PAGE.
Proposals for Furnishing Medicines.
Palace Coal Na~cS-Nesb.tt y Bro.
Holiday Excursion UCkr,s-Juhu B6lite.
Ko~e JrtHm-R IL. List
Artist Mgteriu'>-kirS Art store.
FOURTH PAGE.
Proposals for Iron SJlstesds.
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Our stock OF Fine Goods this
season SurPaSSes all our previ-
Gus efforts.
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ELEVEN ELEVEN

Christmas Cards One-hRlf price at
Kinks ART STORE. 1908 Main ~.
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From now until Christmas day
We shall open novelties I'm every
branch OfOur business.
]. q. DILLON d CO..
jewelers..
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FANCY imported boxes and baskets and
all sorts Of tree trimmings al /iegenfeld-
er's.
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One Far. for IN. Round Trip.

VELVET slippers IS cents up, at Hasen-
aDeF's
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500 Gold Stem winding
Watches at greatly reduced
prices, from now until January
LIST. I.G. DILLON a. CO..
jewelers..
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3Ibeelin9 3e9ister
YESTERDAY IL TIE G'TY,


Nir. Z. Sybrspt, The Open, House drug
Sist, made tho following observations Of
the temperature Wednesday: a m, 81;
. a. n, 33; II n, go; p NJ, SO; p.
N, 81 p Weather, fair.
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We hayea special lot OfGeDtIemen's
embroidered slippers. which We offer
at 81 cents per pair.
wv. AMICK. III3 Main ~.
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HOMEMADE taiips, Cammels AID can
dies, fresh every day, at Iiegentelder's.
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Special sale Of fine Gold
Watches this week. at
I. &. DILLON Il CO.'S.
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BEST fruit cakes in the city, all sizes at
Ziegenfelder's.
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BEST fruit cakes in the city, all sizes, at
Xiegentelder's.
THE finest confectioner's sugar in the
city for home made candies, AZ Ilegenteld-
er'7
MEMS gum boots 81 -, at lIasenaueI's
A FIRST class pair Spcc.acles made to
order by the reliable Optician, Prof. VI.
Neuer, SG Twelfth street, will doubtless
make the beet Christmas gift.
100000 worth Of Fine Dia-
mOnds alone at I. q. Dillon Il
Co.'S. All fine goods and prices
lower than any Eastern market.
GENTS dancing pumps, at HasenaueI g.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-22

IS Ladies' Black Fur MufIS nj 80 cts,
at THE POPULAR, IIII Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-22

GENTS dancing pumps, at HasenaueI s.
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jewelers..
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IT seems that HENRY WATTERSON 18th
only original CLEVELAND Democrat The
aspersiOns which have been cast upon his
Democracy must have been III founded.
He says The President will be renomlna-
ted by reclamation and reelected" lie
can Conceive Of no possible contingency
that will bring about his defeat. Mr..
CLEVELAND he considers the safest, most
conservative and most fortunate man who
ever filled the Presidential chair; the La
Dor party will be engulfed in the conflict and
will not affect the general result; the star
eyed goddess of Reform will take shelter
under the strong arm OF the occupant OF
the White House, and none will dare mo
lest or make her afraid.
II will be seen that the gallant editor
takes a very rOse-eolOred view OF the sltua
ton, view that contrasts very strangely
with the sentiments he expressed some
months ago. II is an evidence that sore
heads and kickers are falling into line, and
that they recognize they must join the
great Democratic procession or be left out
in the cold. Mr.. WATTERsON has diseoV-
cred how the wiad IS yeeering and made
haste to take in sail accordingly. Now
when the immortal DANA and the only
PrLrrZER come around, and humbly beg 10
Ie-enter the Democratic fold, ~ they iney-
itably will, the stray sheep will be about
all under shelter again.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Mr.. George Gillespie, train dispatcher
on the Illinois Central Railroad at Cham
paign, ILL.,, Is in Portland, o., visiting his
parents. J. 4. Gillespie, OF this city, is
also in Portland visiting his brother George.
Miss Louisa Strobei, of this city, was
married to William Speer ut Baltimore on
Wednesday last.
On Saturday evening the south end of
Jacob WatsOn's concrete stable fell out,
fortunately doing 10 other damage than
wrecking the building. The noise drew
large crowd, it being supposed at first
that there was \ fire on Hanover street.
The stable is located in the alley between
Fourth and Fifth streets, above Hanover,
and was occupied by Albert links horse,
which happened to be hitched tO the de
livery wagOd at the time.
The Union COrnet Band of Etnayille,
gave a delightful picnic, open air dance
and concert in HellIng's orchard Oh Satur-
day afternoon and evening. The affair
was well attended and the maintenance
OF the best of order made the event very
enjoyable.
There was no service in the Episcopal
church last evening owing 10 the absence
of the rector, Rev. w. 5. Campbell, who is
in Cincinnati.
Yesterday afternoon Rev. Earl d. Holtz,
of the VI. Z. church, held special service
in Delaney's grove. near Burlington, and
afterward baptized Mrs. George De-
laney and Miss Mary Delaney, in the Ohio
river near by. The meeting was well at
tended, many Martins Ferry people being
present.
John w. Crooks will return from Gas
louisville on Wednesday or Thursday.
A special Council meeting will probably
he held one night this week.
4 special service for practitioners was
held i'm the NJ. f. Church yesterday morn
ing. FOrty-three new members were taken
in, that being all but ten Of those on pro-
baton. OF these other ten eight were abb
sent by necessity and not from choice. The
service WAS very interesting, and the
church was crowded to its utmost capacity.
Mr. Frank O'Heale, n mouldmaker at
the Buckeye Glass Works, leaves for Find
lay, o., on Friday next to take similar pO-
sitiOn in new factory there.
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THE SUNDAY REGISTER.
A synopsis OF the Contents of our Local
Page.

synopsis OF the Contents OF our Local
Page.
The GREAT REUNIOS.-A complete
and circumstantial narrative Of the work
being done by the several committees hay-
ing the coming Reunion in charge.
FATALLY SHOT-Meager details OF the
shooting of Timothy Butler, at Bellaire.
SOCIETY IN SUMNER.-The receptions,
weddings and parties of the week fully de-
scribed, with some reasons why a few men
elect to become old bachelors.
SPORTING.-T massacre of the W. W.
Bells. by the home team, the standing of
the clubs the schedule of games for the
present week, the result Of Saturdays
games, and a large list OF interesting base
ball notes.-the score OF the first match
between the Scheutzenverein rifle club of
this city and the Little Washington club.
The STATE FAIR.-Entries coming in
rapidly, and an active demand for space.
A SAD TALE.-SOme of the experiences
Of pretty New Jersey girl in Wheeling.
The FISHING SEAsON.-A fine week s
sport by Wheeling party on Cheat river.
The SECRET ORDERs.-The freshest To-
cal gossip Of the secret societies.
REAL EsTATE.-R. A. McCabe transfers
his LeathSrwOOd property 10 A. :. Har-
den, for 81, 800. Deed made by Elizabeth
Bender and Others, to the LaBelle Pottery
Company, for lots No ., IN, II and II,
in square No. -, on Thirty fifth street.
Consideration, 81, 700.
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Blaine of Mains.

II is very unfortunate that the name OF
blaine of Maine" should appear in seve-
raj places upon the mysterious document
which has come into the hands Of the COM
mittee of Congress conducting the Pacific
railroad investigation at Leayenworth.
This paper is understood to he a eonfden-
tial statement of contracts made by agents
Of one of the companies at that time inter
ssted, for 81, 900, 900 worth of stock and
100. 900 acres OF granted land issued or
conveyed 10 secure the passage Of the
bill of 1862 by Congress and the rati-
ficatiOn Of certain treaties with the
Indians which were advantageous to the
railroads Ii is unfortunate for the reason
jhat it serves to recall other awkward incl
dents which by general consent have been
allowed to rest unmentioned for nearly
four years In this list, however, il will
be observed that Mr.. Blaine's name always
appeacs with the honorable comment:
"Right" OF the Others with whom con-
tracts appear 10 have been made, some are
noted Us mo service rendered.; Others,
''hold il over them in terror" On the
name Of "BlaiDe Of Maine" no shadow OF
complaint rests. He appears to have been
mo deadhead in the enterprise"
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sELLAIRE.

Fosr unfortunates spent Sunday in the
eity bastile-
Some miscreant threw a rock at Police
man Love early Sunday morning, which
barely missed the officers head Arrests
viii follow
Mr.. Hex Garrett and family, of Martins
Ferry, spent Sunday with Mr.. G.. sparents
in the Second ward.
The Second ward people will get their
new hose house If they conduct their petit
ton rightly. They should locate the build
ing on the vacant lot adjoining Shipmsn's
shop, on Twenty-sixth street.
The small boy violates the daylight
ordinance against swimming these days.
A tiny craft yentnred up the river yes
terday. She certainly did not draw more
than six inches Of water.
Contractor Horen will begin to lay bricks
south OF the bridge over the b. * o. tracks
to-day.
IL Is said that when the old wooden
water mains, which are nearly gone, are
replaced, they will be laid in the alleys, so
rs not TO disturb the paved streets
II is said that DIR. G. l.. Anderson went
Nrcl WIN - VIC" W
Pears and green apples are in market.
There is very little sickness Of any kind
in the city.
The usual Sunday rowdyism took place
on the streets early yesterday morning,
and one or two Of the gang got used up
quite roughly.
Mrs. Robert Darrah will open hotel in
the Sherry building, on Bridge street
A new soda fountain has been placed in
YanLaw's drug store.
Rev. A. /. GoOdfriend, the converted
Hebrew, leetured in the NJ. f church at
Belmont, yesterday.
d. II. Burwell, temperance orator Of
no mean ability, delivered an interesting
lecture in the First NJ. f. church, yester-
day afternoon.
Thomas Welsh, an Old and esteemed res
ident of Bellaire, died at o'clock last eve
ming Of the infiTmities incident to old age.
The funeral of the late Mrs Sanders will
take place to-day at noon.
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1NVNISSIONER'S SALE.
Julia Ann Geisers Administrator In y The Circuit,
D.n,el Geirer ct. al In Chsncery

Julia Ann GeIger's Administrator In the Circuit
W. OF ONO TO.
Daniel Geiser Ct al In Chsncery.
, " VIRTUE or A DECREE OF THE CIR.
Is r,it Court Of Ohio county, in the State Of
w., Virstnia made and entered in the above
entitled cause on the 9Th day Of May. Isl.
will 1sell a. public auction, q the north front
Soor of he Court House OF said Ohio county, on
saturday, the 30th Day Of July. 1857.
heeiuuing at 10 O'Clock O. m, the following de.
scrsh.si property OF which Julia Ann Geiger, lsie
~ ss,d ohio cosinty, died seized-that Is In say:
re- t,r. uty-fiye feet OF the south hide OF q 10,
nnn,s~.nri siYty OF Eofrs addition 10 the City OF
Whaeline. frouiing on Wood stIeet, and running
~sss from aid street back dry feet OF q Uniform
viith on aid mont, together with the applr,e-
names belonging thereto and the building and
improvements thereon
Trnns OF sAIE-One-third Of the purchase
money. or as much more a. the purchaser may
siect 10 nav. In cash on the day 81 sale; one.
tbini OF the balance, IL any. on credit OF twelve
months and the residue on credit OF two yean
frou the day Of sale; the purchaser giving notes
with approved personal security for the payment
~ th, deferred lnstAlments Of purchase money
Win Interest on the same from the day Of sSle.
and The title 20 the property " be retained until
inc 'ui'ae' ''1'' JAMES p. ROGERS.
Special Commissioner
Bond with security. according 10 Law and the
terms OF the above decree, has been given In ih.
above entitled cause, and approved by me this
iya " JOHN W. MITCHELL. CLERK.
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THE REPUBLICAN PRESS AND
THE e.. 4. r.

Grover Cleveland will thunder down the
ages As the first President after the war for
the Union who did not dare 10 attend q
reunion OF the veterans Of that dreadful
conflict. His tate will stand as frightiul
example to all others who may not believe
the gun is Observation-Disclosures Press.
The above is q fair sample of the manner
in which the Republican press attempt TO
use the G.. A. K. ~ a haudle to their polit-
zeal machine. These editors conveniently
forget that the men, because of whose
blackguardism the President could not at
tend the ST. Louis reunion lest they insult
his high Office, do not represent the Grand
Army of the Republic, and all patriotic G..
A. L. men repudiate them Is unworthy to
De called Grand Army men. These edi-
tors conveniently forget this, aud the L..
A. r., which cannot afford 10 have Its
honor doubted by thus being publicly
dragged in the political mire and used for
the basest of political purposes, should
hasten to remind them that theirs is an
American organization, not a Republican
machine The G.. A. K. canLOt afford to
remain silent when the Republican press
is daily declaring, by such articles and
paragraphs As the above, that it was be
cause of it, the Grand Army Of the Repub
lie, that the President Of the United
States could not appear at its reunion for
fear and insult and violence. The Repub-
lican editor, it will be observed, does not
say that a few blackguartls forced the
President to remain away. That would
not serve his purpose. He saddles the
shame of the whole disgraeeiul affair on
the Grand Army Of the Republic. Aud
this is an accusation that nOblest of Organi-
cations cannot afford to take in silence.
IL once responded to the call OF the Presi-
dent Of the United States 70 aid the Union
IN its dire need and it will not now silent
ly submit 10 the accusation that il kept
the President Of the United States away
from a reunion of the army that saved the
United States
Such daily insults TO Grand Army men,
who, whenever they appear at Washing
ton, never fail to show their respect and
honor tor the President, should not be toll
Grated by that organization. The Grand
Army of the Republic is an organization
whose members are the survivors of that
grandest OF organizations, the Army of the
United States, which made the sublimest
part OF our history. IL is not Republican
political machine
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DIED,

Saturday, July g. lsS7, 81 II O'Clock
D. m, Cable, daughter Of Charles and Catherine
thinner, aged years.
Funeral viii take place this Monday afternoon
al 2o'clock, from the residence Of her parents,
No. los Sixteenth street Friends of the family
are invited to attend. Intermenl at the PENN
sulA cemetery.
CALDwELL-Saturiay. July 9. lss7, al 9:l5
O'Clock a m, Ms ANNIE T. CLLDEELI., wife OF
the late Joseph Caldwell.
Funeral will take place this Monday after
noon at 8 O'Clock from her late residence, Cald-
well Mansion, corner Of Wood and Twenty-ninth
streets. Friends of the family are invited TO at
tend the services at the house. lnterment pm
vate Al Greenwood cemetery.
IGraftOn papers please copy.l
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The Democracy Of the State are getting
ready for the fight Nothing is more en-
couraging than TO see the party preparing
sturdily and earnestly for the contest in
-. Already candidates are being named
and politicians are grooming their resPec-
tive racers for the struggle. The latest
addition TO the list is Hon. c. 2. DoRR, OF
Webster, whom the HOHRtaiR Echo sug
gests for Attorney General All the can
didates named thus far sre good men, who
would lead the party to 4 grand victory at
the coming election.
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CABLE dispatch to q Western paper
says that there is brighter tinEe to Mr..
BI.AINE's cheeks THAI when he reached
London, aud that his movements are much
more elastic. This is attributed in great
part TO the massage treatment which he Is
now undergoing. He has secured the ser
vices Of London expert, and is rubbed
every day in his room at the hotel Is this
a bid for the athletic yote2
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R.ekl.p,. aruIes saive.

The best saIye in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feye'
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction oil
money refunded. Price - cents per box.
For sale nv T,ocan II Go
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III Sak.
TOR SALE
FOR SALE.

Te. mh~rriber win sel OF trade for q smal.e,
,,rssrtv ncar theCIfy Of Wheeling aRarm Of lis
W N Bie wheeling Greek, fourteen niles
ss,so the civ. Land yery level Large Orchard
~ Good FrIfit; water In Every Field; two Cot.
49, and Cold We'll Water, sot q rain: Good
r'.n.,es. plenty Of Limestone and Coal cropping
oui on the land A purchaser can sc: rae bar
gain. ,,eo x.;, - wsas1,
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excitement I'm Texas.

Great excitement has been caused IN the
vicinity OF Paris, Texas, by the remark
able recovery of Mr.. J. E Corley, who was
50 helpless that he could not turn IN bed,
or raise his head; everybody said he was
dying Of Consumption. A trial bottle OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery was sent him
Finding relief, he bought large bottle
and a box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills;
by the time he had taken two boxes Of
Pills and two bottles of the Discovery, ne
was well and had gained in flesh thirty
six pounds. Trial bottles Of this Great
Discovery for Consumption free at Logan
& Cnia